GSMA: Digital Reforms Could Connect 1.12 million More People in Madagascar and Add MGA 4.1 trillion to GDP by 2031

Targeted digital policy reforms could connect an additional 1.13 million people to mobile internet in Madagascar and generate MGA 4.1 trillion in additional GDP by 2031, according to a new GSMA report. Launched at the GSMA’s Digital Africa Summit in Madagascar, Madagascar Digital Economy: Policy reforms that will drive Madagascar’s digital future identifies four priorities: affordable smartphones, rural network expansion, mobile-sector tax reform and greater demand for digital services.